A bathroom can have pattern without every element repeating the same geometry. In this Cults room, grey metro tiles surround the washing area, while a round illuminated mirror and wood-effect vinyl floor offer different shapes and surfaces. A bath with showering above keeps both washing options together.
When reviewing finishes and fittings, include the mirror outline on the elevation rather than treating it as an accessory. Straight tile joints, a curved reflection and a floor pattern will all appear in the basin view. Compare the sizes of the tile repeat and mirror outline so their relationship is clear before you choose the grout. Decide which should draw attention first. This helps the place where you wash and get ready feel composed without requiring additional ornaments beside the basin or along the bath.
